I'm sure that all Americans reading this will doubt the article's truthfulness... but it's understandable given that in a recent survey of American'ts, 47% of respondents believed that man was created by a god within the last 10000yrs...

I'm sure that all Americans reading this will doubt the article's truthfulness... but it's understandable given that in a recent survey of American'ts, 47% of respondents believed that man was created by a god within the last 10000yrs...

Well intake of cholesterol isn't really an issue what is the issue is centripedal versus central transport. What one wants is cholesterol being transported back on HDL to the liver to be destroyed. Foster this and you avoid the negative consequences. Total cholesterol isn't an issue, it's HDL over total cholesterol. Once LDL rises, VLDL etc you generally have deposition in the arteries.

So i think the best solution is simply increase HDL and mitigate most of the negative aspects while still reaping the rewards.

any age, especially if there is a family history. There is a condition called familial hypercholestemia of which the recessive version is somewhat common. I would start at age 25 getting checked, full blood panels .

any age, especially if there is a family history. There is a condition called familial hypercholestemia of which the recessive version is somewhat common. I would start at age 25 getting checked, full blood panels .

"In most populations studied, heterozygous FH occurs in about 1:500 people, but not all develop symptoms.[1] Homozygous FH occurs in about 1:1,000,000.[1][3]"